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Sign upAn innovative mineral for capture and treatment of micro-pollutants in wastewater
An innovative mineral for capture and treatment of micro-pollutants in wastewater
Trough a mineral adsorbent Capterall® is able to reduce organic and inorganic micro-pollutants content in industrial wastewater. Capterall® is a highly efficient, cost-effective, pollution peak control and easy-to-deploy solution. It helps customers get more out of their equipment to transform environmental challenges into new opportunities, and improve their environmental performance. Capterall® is a complete solution offering – product, process and services – to treat wastewater. The solution also reduces plants' freshwater consumption by recycling the water and reuse it in the process.
Prayon
Headquartered in Belgium, Prayon is a world leading company active in the phosphate industry.
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